Neutrality Project

🙌 The project needs more than its founders. We're actively looking for grants and donations. Independence from the labs we measure is the point. We're also looking for contributors to run the benchmark on models we haven't tested yet, review our questions and results, challenge the methodology and build better tools with us "Trust us, it's neutral" is not verifiable. A benchmark that anyone can read, rerun, and challenge is. No lab should get "trust us" as its standard of proof. neutralityproject.org Join the Discord: discord.gg/qdkrSzFyM8 GitHub: github.com/NeutralityProj…

🗺️ Political leaning is Release 01. Not the last. The same open, calibrated approach extends to every way a model can quietly steer people: ▶️ NEXT: Subject & topic benchmarks: how models frame contested subjects, which concerns they surface, which they flatten, whose framing they default to ▶️ NEXT: Censorship detection: mapping what a model refuses, softens, or silently avoids. The answer you get is shaped as much by what is withheld as by what is said. ▶️ FUTURE: Governance benchmarks: authority, civil liberties, institutions, technocracy, populism

We're launching The Neutrality Project 🚀, an independent, open-source research collective making AI influence measurable. AI models answer billions of questions daily. They all come from somewhere: they validate certain options, treat particular middles as reasonable, and leave things out. That influence has been invisible until now. Founded by @CardilloSamuel, @kaiostephens and @DJLougen, with the help of early contributor @andrewgzavalag1